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In my experience it is not so good that you could happily swipe away without needing to review the generated text. For example, sliding to type "rife" autocorre
by mvkel 1y ago
In my experience it is not so good that you could happily swipe away without needing to review the generated text. For example, sliding to type "rife" autocorrects to "ride," despite the context of the sentence making "rife" the only possible word.
That context tech is here in LLMs.
- runjake 1y agoWith the caveat of Apple Intelligence is disabled, I believe it is that good and that's how I generally use it: with reckless abandon. And it does a great job. YMMV. I believe that with AI turned off, it's not using LLMs for autocorrect -- or at least not the new Apple Intelligence LLM junk.